New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
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Laurie, you vas wretch"
@That moinds me O. Father Maloney It's that same
remark he made to wbn left the parish school
Larry OSnug' sez be, yer good lad seq he, an
give 70 my blessn'. Thanks, yer Reverence, SEE
l. ookin down very make, its lucky fer me that yo
amt shparn' O. yer blissns ye o yer dimes
He give quarther and a shlap on the back an
he SEE, he, Larry O'Snug yer wretch But,
whist. Chrstane, ye to his nibs yonder wild the
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a That's him. He's a bloody spotter,' Christane.
Suppose adjourn the sc,hn beyant the strate lamp
No, come nit me in de kitchen"
"Arrah. thin darlint, the kitchen it is
1t is odd how narrow the space is under tho front
stoops OF the great houses uptown 1t evidently can
not afford ample for a strapping policeman and
pretty little Swede waitress at the same time without
crush. Larry found himself liable at every moment
to step upon the little Swede She found herself always
rettng in Larrys way. Before they reached the
kitchen he had been compelled several times to lift
her quite of her feet in order to avoid knocking
over And in lifting her up, he naturally bent down.
and 1t WAS dark and 1t wasn't his fau; II he couldn't
see aud didn't know what his iaoe sight meet If the
lamp had been lighted now. 1t wouldn't have
happened at ALL but happen it did, and when they got
to the where the light Larry looked demurc
and innocent and the little Swe les red face a
frown.
"IneA y safe Won from Dc spotter an, more" she
SAID.
Faith Christane if We had minshunel to me that
your lips was intindin to occupy the same shpace
where NINE was, l woud have taken mine away
VEIL you hat got to do some penanccs Tor bcin so
wicked ike dot"
"Pinancc ut! Bedad, We moind me O. Father
Maloney again. lie was an illigant praste in the
matther O. Finances. He caught me once kissn' his
niece, an"
"Vot Won say"
Shall be aither showing ye what!
Go on aboudt Fader Maoney."
90 Larry SEE he, yer misbehavn' young shcamp.
seq he. Yis, yer Reverence SEE !. IFS very
wicked thing yeve been dom, he 'Yis, yer
Reverence SEE |. Yer always up to thin tricks
Larry he; an if ye don't repnt EN-, yell 90
to the bad place Do We repintP looked at his niece
all red and saucy an sez sez |, fare I'm not in
re Infant shtde this marnin', yer Rverence' Thin
there's no hope ye Larry he. Now he ather
takiu good look ro sht down int yer heart, Larry,
and We can't foind thriae repentance there
'Will we both 90 to the bad place, Yer River
ence SEE l. Ye will SEE he, both Gy We. if We
don't reprint l looked at her agin with her black
eyes snappin and seq. seq J. Yer Reverence ],
I'm looking Until me heart, sor, an divii a bit av
repentance can ioind al all Very we'll Larry
he "vou must do ,,inance' What Is il, yer River
encc sez l. Ye must wash yer lips in basin O. lyc
sez he Howy murther,' seq l. & In a basin o. lye,
scz he ! scratched me head and th pught bit. and
thin. | seq. /. Yer a great man, Father
Maoney an ILL CANT praste, hansum, noble, fone-'
What in the warld We dom. LarryP seq he.
Sure yer Reverence SEE l. I'm dom pinancc. I'm
washin' me lips in basin o lies. sor' Larry Snug
SEE he we've done pinancs enuf' Will We be looAn'
at the clock, Chrstane p
"Don't CO. Laurie
"'Tis the call o duty me darlint. a man wa,
robbed Just beyaut last wake whin was maxim way
with them crane Inirangs ye mOnd Besides. here
comes the cook. Whist, AL Chistane there, now.
stop blushng. Ould Katie'll be on TO Look
in nocent ike me- Oh. Katie how quauely Yer lookup
Katie. in the rid dress and the bird-casc hat. LII
Yell have none o my blarncy We'll thin. shtcp
bit Until the cauli, cau!d ward. Bye bye Chrisiane
So long Katie" Il Q.